Some districts slash instructional time during pandemic
A review of 10 large school districts found seven are planning to cut instructional time -- including Los Angeles and New York City -- with students expected to receive less than half the time they would in a traditional, in-person school year, according to Chad Aldeman of Bellwether Education Partners. In this commentary, Aldeman writes that three districts -- including Houston and Miami-Dade, Fla. -- expect to exceed minimum standards.

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